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March 18, 2021 Expanded Federal Disclosure Requirements: Addressing Conflicts of Interest/Commitment and Foreign Influence<br>
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Recent Developments National Security Presidential Memorandum 33 (1/14/21)
Recommended Practices for Strengthening the Security and Integrity of America’s Science and Technology Research Enterprise (1/19/21)
Interim National Security Strategic Guidance (3/3/21)
FY2021 National Defense Authorization Act (1/1/21)<br>
Recommended Practices for Strengthening the Security and Integrity of America’s Science and Technology Research Enterprise (1/19/21)
Interim National Security Strategic Guidance (3/3/21)
FY2021 National Defense Authorization Act (1/1/21)<br>
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NSPM-33 Provides direction to Federal agencies in 8 categories
Raise awareness of research security risks and protections
Strengthen disclosure requirements and processes
Limit/Manage access and participation*
Vetting of foreign students and researchers**
Information sharing
Research security training
Risk Identification and analysis
Promote and protect international R&D cooperation
Aligned with the JCORE Recommended Practices for Strengthening the Security and Integrity of America’s Science and Technology Research Enterprise<br>
Raise awareness of research security risks and protections
Strengthen disclosure requirements and processes
Limit/Manage access and participation*
Vetting of foreign students and researchers**
Information sharing
Research security training
Risk Identification and analysis
Promote and protect international R&D cooperation
Aligned with the JCORE Recommended Practices for Strengthening the Security and Integrity of America’s Science and Technology Research Enterprise<br>
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JCORE Recommended Practices 21 Recommendations for a balanced, behavior- and risk-based approach that supporting 5 high-level objectives:
Demonstrate organizational Leadership and oversight (1-4);
Establish an expectation of openness and transparency (5-9);
Provide and share training, support, and information (10-14);
Ensure effective mechanisms for compliance with organizational policies (15-17); and
Manage potential risks associated with collaborations and data (18-19).
Implementation of the recommendations can make significant contributions to enhancing the security and integrity of America’s research enterprise
Practices align with and support foundational principles and values<br>
Demonstrate organizational Leadership and oversight (1-4);
Establish an expectation of openness and transparency (5-9);
Provide and share training, support, and information (10-14);
Ensure effective mechanisms for compliance with organizational policies (15-17); and
Manage potential risks associated with collaborations and data (18-19).
Implementation of the recommendations can make significant contributions to enhancing the security and integrity of America’s research enterprise
Practices align with and support foundational principles and values<br>
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Interim National Security Strategic Guidance Sustain America’s innovation edge to improve the lives of all Americans
Double down on science and technology investments, including R&D
Protect our investments with vigilance and foresight, to forge and extend enduring strategic advantages.
Expand our S&T workforce with investments in STEM education
Ensuring our immigration policy incentivizes the worlds brightest to study, work, and stay in America.
Shape emerging technology standards to boost our security, economic competitiveness, and values
Partner with democratic friends and allies to amplify our collective competitive advantages<br>
Double down on science and technology investments, including R&D
Protect our investments with vigilance and foresight, to forge and extend enduring strategic advantages.
Expand our S&T workforce with investments in STEM education
Ensuring our immigration policy incentivizes the worlds brightest to study, work, and stay in America.
Shape emerging technology standards to boost our security, economic competitiveness, and values
Partner with democratic friends and allies to amplify our collective competitive advantages<br>
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FY21 NDAA Section 223 Codifies federal-wide requirements for individual disclosures in proposals/reports
Defined terms
federal research agency
covered individuals
research and development award
Entity
current and pending research support (next slide)
Defines potential penalties for non-compliance FOREIGN SUPPORT AND AFFILIATIONS | Research (virginia.edu)<br>
Defined terms
federal research agency
covered individuals
research and development award
Entity
current and pending research support (next slide)
Defines potential penalties for non-compliance FOREIGN SUPPORT AND AFFILIATIONS | Research (virginia.edu)<br>
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Current and Pending Research Support (FY21 NDAA) all resources made available, or expected to be made available to an individual in support of the individual’s research and development efforts, regardless of
whether the source of the resource is foreign or domestic;
whether the resource is made available through the entity applying for a research and development award or directly to the individual; or
whether the resource has monetary value; and
includes in-kind contributions requiring a commitment of time and directly supporting the individual’s research and development efforts, such as the provision of office or laboratory space, equipment, supplies, employees, or students.<br>
whether the source of the resource is foreign or domestic;
whether the resource is made available through the entity applying for a research and development award or directly to the individual; or
whether the resource has monetary value; and
includes in-kind contributions requiring a commitment of time and directly supporting the individual’s research and development efforts, such as the provision of office or laboratory space, equipment, supplies, employees, or students.<br>
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FY21 NDAA Section 223 – Recap No value threshold
Applies to all foreign and domestic sources of R&D support
Includes resources provided to the institution (e.g., grants, contracts, NFAs) or directly to the individual (e.g., travel, facilities, student/staff, compensation)
Explicitly includes in-kind support
Potential penalties for noncompliance may be assessed against the individual, institution, or both<br>
Applies to all foreign and domestic sources of R&D support
Includes resources provided to the institution (e.g., grants, contracts, NFAs) or directly to the individual (e.g., travel, facilities, student/staff, compensation)
Explicitly includes in-kind support
Potential penalties for noncompliance may be assessed against the individual, institution, or both<br>
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Recent UVA Actions Updated content on Foreign Support and Affiliation in the COI system
Will be live for disclosure made after XX/XX/2021
Acknowledgement ONLY
Does not change disclosure obligations under RES-005
Updates to Foreign Influence content on the Research website
Sponsor Information (e.g., NIH NOT-OD-21-073; DOE Orders 142.3B and 486.1A; and NSF FAQs)
What should I do? (e.g., Foreign Support and Affiliations information from COI System)
Resources
CITI’s Undue Foreign Influence: Risks and Mitigations course is now available<br>
Will be live for disclosure made after XX/XX/2021
Acknowledgement ONLY
Does not change disclosure obligations under RES-005
Updates to Foreign Influence content on the Research website
Sponsor Information (e.g., NIH NOT-OD-21-073; DOE Orders 142.3B and 486.1A; and NSF FAQs)
What should I do? (e.g., Foreign Support and Affiliations information from COI System)
Resources
CITI’s Undue Foreign Influence: Risks and Mitigations course is now available<br>
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UVA Ongoing Efforts Development of the Huron Grants, Agreements and Disclosure modules
Looking for efficiencies (reduce administrative burden/duplication of effort)
Enhanced transparency (right people / right time)
Improved documentation (review and management)
Discussions with Provost’s Office regarding Conflict of Commitment (COC)
Scope
Population
Method and System
Timing
Ongoing Monitoring
TBD<br>
Looking for efficiencies (reduce administrative burden/duplication of effort)
Enhanced transparency (right people / right time)
Improved documentation (review and management)
Discussions with Provost’s Office regarding Conflict of Commitment (COC)
Scope
Population
Method and System
Timing
Ongoing Monitoring
TBD<br>
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USG References FY21 NDAA, Section 223: https://www.congress.gov/116/bills/hr6395/generated/BILLS-116hr6395enr.html#toc-H02BB4EBC9BAB4402A9785DD7B1422246
NSPM-33: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/presidential-actions/presidential-memorandum-united-states-government-supported-research-development-national-security-policy/
JCORE Recommendations: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/NSTC-Research-Security-Best-Practices-Jan2021.pdf
Interim National Security Strategic Guidance: https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/NSC-1v2.pdf
NIH NOT-OD-21-073: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-21-073.html
DOE Orders: 142.3B Unclassified Foreign National Access and 486.1A Foreign Government Sponsored or Affiliated Activities
NSF FAQs: https://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/papp/pappg20_1/faqs_cps20_1.pdf<br>
NSPM-33: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/presidential-actions/presidential-memorandum-united-states-government-supported-research-development-national-security-policy/
JCORE Recommendations: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/NSTC-Research-Security-Best-Practices-Jan2021.pdf
Interim National Security Strategic Guidance: https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/NSC-1v2.pdf
NIH NOT-OD-21-073: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-21-073.html
DOE Orders: 142.3B Unclassified Foreign National Access and 486.1A Foreign Government Sponsored or Affiliated Activities
NSF FAQs: https://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/papp/pappg20_1/faqs_cps20_1.pdf<br>
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UVA Resources UVA Foreign Influence home: https://research.virginia.edu/compliance/research-regulations/foreign-influence-federally-sponsored-research
Sponsor Information: https://research.virginia.edu/sponsor-information
What should I do? https://research.virginia.edu/what-should-i-do
Best Practices: https://research.virginia.edu/best-practices
Available Training: Undue Foreign Influence: Risks and Mitigations course from CITI. See the Resources (https://research.virginia.edu/resources) for more information and access instructions.
UVA Policies
RES-005, Financial Conflicts of Interest for Research Investigators: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/RES-005
PROV-O09, Faculty Holding Appointments at Other Institutions or Organizations: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/PROV-009
HRM-045, Faculty External Consulting and Internal Overload: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/HRM-045
RES-009, Compliance with Sponsor Requirements: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/RES-009
UVA Research Data Security home: https://research.virginia.edu/research-data-security Email questions to OVPR at foreigninfluence@virginia.edu.<br>
Sponsor Information: https://research.virginia.edu/sponsor-information
What should I do? https://research.virginia.edu/what-should-i-do
Best Practices: https://research.virginia.edu/best-practices
Available Training: Undue Foreign Influence: Risks and Mitigations course from CITI. See the Resources (https://research.virginia.edu/resources) for more information and access instructions.
UVA Policies
RES-005, Financial Conflicts of Interest for Research Investigators: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/RES-005
PROV-O09, Faculty Holding Appointments at Other Institutions or Organizations: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/PROV-009
HRM-045, Faculty External Consulting and Internal Overload: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/HRM-045
RES-009, Compliance with Sponsor Requirements: https://uvapolicy.virginia.edu/policy/RES-009
UVA Research Data Security home: https://research.virginia.edu/research-data-security Email questions to OVPR at foreigninfluence@virginia.edu.<br>
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Discussion<br>
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JCORE Recommended Practices Convey the importance of research security and integrity at the leadership level.
Ensure an organizational approach to research security.
Establish research security and integrity working groups and task forces.
Establish and operate a comprehensive research security program.
Establish and administer organizational policies regarding COI, COC, and disclosure.
Require disclosure to the organization of all information necessary to identify and assess potential COI/C.
Ensure compliance with Department of Homeland Security requirements for reporting foreign students and foreign researcher information.
Establish policies regarding digital persistent identifiers.<br>
Ensure an organizational approach to research security.
Establish research security and integrity working groups and task forces.
Establish and operate a comprehensive research security program.
Establish and administer organizational policies regarding COI, COC, and disclosure.
Require disclosure to the organization of all information necessary to identify and assess potential COI/C.
Ensure compliance with Department of Homeland Security requirements for reporting foreign students and foreign researcher information.
Establish policies regarding digital persistent identifiers.<br>
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JCORE Recommended Practices Ensure compliance with requirements for reporting foreign gifts and contracts.
Provide training to participants in the research enterprise on the RCR.
Provide guidance for those considering participation in foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs.
Partner with local FBI field offices to strengthen research security.
Increase awareness of and protections against circumstances and behaviors that may indicate risk to research security and integrity.
Share information regarding potential violations of disclosure policies.
Establish and exercise effective means of discovering violations of disclosure policies and other activities that threaten research security and integrity.<br>
Provide training to participants in the research enterprise on the RCR.
Provide guidance for those considering participation in foreign government-sponsored talent recruitment programs.
Partner with local FBI field offices to strengthen research security.
Increase awareness of and protections against circumstances and behaviors that may indicate risk to research security and integrity.
Share information regarding potential violations of disclosure policies.
Establish and exercise effective means of discovering violations of disclosure policies and other activities that threaten research security and integrity.<br>
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JCORE Recommended Practices Ensure appropriate and effective consequences for violation of disclosure requirements and engagement in other activities that threaten research security and integrity.
Include in employment agreements provisions that support research security and integrity.
Establish a centralized review and approval process for evaluating formal research partnerships.
Establish and operate a risk-based security process for foreign travel review and guidance.
Managing potential risks associated with foreign visitors and visiting scholars.
Establish and maintain effective data security measures.<br>
Include in employment agreements provisions that support research security and integrity.
Establish a centralized review and approval process for evaluating formal research partnerships.
Establish and operate a risk-based security process for foreign travel review and guidance.
Managing potential risks associated with foreign visitors and visiting scholars.
Establish and maintain effective data security measures.<br>